Superlocality: a group of explorers puzzled by quantum weirdness, uncertainty, probability, superposition and particle collapse

NucliViz

An open space to explore how the quantum world and the atomic nucleus may work. Every page is an interactive model you can run, change and test for yourself.

Explore the experiments

Each area has its own set of models and experiments, and more will be added here over time.

The Delft Bell testThe Delft Bell test →The 2015 loophole-free Bell test rebuilt as a mechanism, with two virtual labs, the diamond spin model and comparisons with other explanations. Stern–Gerlach and spinStern–Gerlach and spin →Fire spin particles through a 3D Stern–Gerlach magnet, run entangled pairs between two labs and look inside the particle. The atomic nucleusThe atomic nucleus →Build a nucleus proton by proton and neutron by neutron, and see its structure and binding energy.

About the project. NucliViz is part of the Liquid Gravity Atomic Framework. The aim is to take real experiments, rebuild them step by step with physical causes, and publish the models so anyone can check them. Read the foundational paper or the mechanism paper (PDF).